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    EAM Jaishankar urges Quad to focus on freedom of choice

    External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar emphasized freedom of choice and resilient supply chains during the Quad meeting. He highlighted countering non-market practices as a key priority for discussions with partner nations. The Quad aims to enhance cooperation in maritime security and counter-terrorism measures. Additionally, over USD 85 million will be extended for AI access across the Indo-Pacific region.

    Jaishankar has a message for the world: Give diplomacy a chance, as military solutions won't work

    External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar stressed the importance of diplomacy to address global challenges at the G20 meeting. He highlighted ongoing conflicts, including the Russia-Ukraine war and tensions in West Asia, while addressing seafarer safety. Jaishankar emphasized the impact of market flooding and supply chain issues on the Global South. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned of interconnected economic and geopolitical crises affecting the global economic order.

    EAM S Jaishankar attends G20 Foreign Ministers' meeting in US

    Jaishankar, who arrived in Atlanta late Thursday evening, interacted with his counterparts from several countries ahead of the meeting. He said the G20 "must work together to confront these threats, to strengthen our economic resilience, to safeguard our markets and the economies that they sustain..."

    US Ambassador Sergio Gor said the personal friendship between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump remains a key anchor of India-US ties, with Trump remembering Modi’s support during his four years out of office.

    Jaishankar reiterates commitment to free Indo-Pacific at Quad meeting

    India's External Affairs Minister reaffirmed commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific. The Quad foreign ministers met in Manila to review regional developments. They discussed security, economic resilience, and emerging technologies with ASEAN. The ministers expressed unwavering support for ASEAN's unity and central role. This meeting occurred amid growing strategic competition in the Indo-Pacific region.

    India plans to push anti-terror agenda at SCO, Indo-Pacific priorities at Asean

    India will prioritise counter-terrorism, maritime security, resilient supply chains and Indo-Pacific stability at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation and Asean foreign ministers' meetings next week. New Delhi is also expected to press for stronger SCO mechanisms against cross-border terrorism, while a Quad foreign ministers' meeting may be held on the sidelines.

    The Economic Times
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